(p. 442) tattbānusandhāna search for information; search for truth; search for knowledge about God or reality; investigation; research. 65)

(p. 462) tisi linseed. তিসির তেল linseed-oil. 9)

(p. 448) tapōlōka a mythological world of happiness which may be attained through the practice of ascetic or religious austerities. 10)

(p. 449) tarāju balance, a pair of scales. 60)

(p. 466) tē1 (obs.) that (তেকারণ). 11)

(p. 442) tañcita contracted; clotted; coagulated, congealed. 33)

(p. 452) tasabira a painting, picture or a portrait. 18)

(p. 457) tibbati, tibbatīẏa of Tibet, Tibetan. n. a Tibetan; the language of Tibet, Tibetan. 85)

(p. 452) talātala the fourth of the seven mythological underworlds. 5)

(p. 448) tapōbala force or power acquired through practice of ascetic or religious austerities. 7)

(p. 457) tāmrakūṭa tobacco. ̃সেবন n. act of smoking tobacco. ̃সেবী a. tobacco-smoking. n. a tobacco-smoker, a smoker. 4)

(p. 453) tāntaba made of thread or gut; made on loom; of thread or loom or gut; ductile. 75)

(p. 442) tañcaka one who or that which cheats or deceives or swindles. ̃তা n. cheating, deception, swindling, trickery. 31)

(p. 474) tridaśa a god, an immortal. ̃বধু, ̃বনিতা n. (according to Hindus) a celestial courtesan or prostitute. ত্রিদশাধিপতি n. Indra (ইন্দ্র) king of the gods. ত্রিদশারি n. an enemy of gods; a demon. ত্রিদশালয় n. heaven (which is the abode of gods and goddesses). 8)

(p. 442) taṭasha1 confusedly worried and bustling; very much frightened and eager to please; extremely perturbed. 35)